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Israel doesn't need another operation, it needs better intelligence

Analysis: Israel's current situation in which it faces an increase in the scale and number of terror attacks requires the government and military to be better prepared for the future rather than lash out with an extensive operation

Yossi Yehoshua | 06.22.23

A view of the West Bank village of Battir, whose terraces are a UNESCO cultural landscape, Sunday, June 4, 2023

West Bank UNESCO site could face water shortage in Israeli settlement plan

Environmental groups say a project slated for a nearby hilltop could devastate already strained water sources supplying the ancient agricultural terraces of Battir and cause extensive damage to an already precarious ecosystem.

Associated Press | 06.21.23

U.S. sees Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a distorted lens

Opinion: The U.S. and other countries' attempts to make equate the deaths of Israelis as a result of terror attacks and those of Palestinian terrorists shows how skewered their view is on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Akiva Lamm | 06.21.23

350 יחידות דיור אושרו לבנייה בשטח של בסיס צבאי

US strongly attacks planned settlement construction: 'deeply disturbed'

Washington attacked the promotion of construction plans for 4,560 housing units in the West Bank, and the proposal designed to expedite the issuing of construction permits: 'The expansion of settlements and unilateral actions are an obstacle to peace. We call on Israel to meet its obligations'

ynet | 06.19.23

As senior US official arrives: Israel plans to advance about 4,500 settlement homes

Assistant Secretary of State arrives in Israel, as the agenda for the Higher Planning Committee meeting was published: on the agenda - promotion of construction plans for 4,560 housing units in the West Bank, despite the Americans' request to refrain from this

Itamar Eichner, Elisha Ben Kimon, Einav Halabi | 06.18.23

West Bank terror shooting victim identified as a father of two

Meir Tamari is the twentieth Israeli killed in act of terror since the start of 2023; Regional council head blames government for succumbing to international pressure and removing security checkpoints; Likud lawmaker says military to blame; 'They must regard the PA as an enemy entity'

Elisha Ben Kimon, Eitan Glickman | 05.30.23

Israeli murdered in a West Bank drive-by terror attack

The Fatah-affiliated Al Aqsa brigade terror group claims responsibility for the attack and calls on Palestinians to remove camera footage from security cameras to disrupt the IDF's attempts to locate the assailants

Elisha Ben Kimon | 05.30.23

חדירת המחבל לטנא עומרים הסכין של המחבל שחדר באיזור טנא עומרים

Terrorist neutralized in suspected terror attack near Mount Hebron

Local eyewitnesses report a member of an Israeli settlement's security team noticed the suspect attempting to stab residents before shooting and neutralizing him; IDF warns of suspected infiltration by the terrorist

Liran Tamari, Yoav Zitun, Einav Halabi, Ilana Curiel | 05.26.23

Man hurt in West Bank shooting attack

A woman alerts security forces to a Palestinian who steps out of a car and fires at passing vehicles outside West Bank settlement of Avnei Hefetz; MDA says 39-year-old man suffering wounds from broken glass, treated

Elisha Ben Kimon | 05.02.23

Security forces on alert ahead of Muslim's last Friday of Ramadan

Police deploy 2,000 police and Border Police troops to the capital and its surroundings as the military remain on high alert in the West Bank as tens of thousands expected to pray at al Aqsa; Hamas calls on Palestinians to 'protect holy site'

Ynet correspondents | 04.14.23

We must strongly proclaim that terror will never win

Opinion: Rabbi M S Ginsbury of the Hendon United Synagogue in London, shares his thoughts with Ynet after the murder of Lucy, Maia and Rina Dee in a terror attack and joins his colleague and friend Rabbi Leo Dee in assuring all that terror will never win

Rabbi M S Ginsbury | 04.13.23

Settlers stage march to illegal Eviatar outpost

Thousand expected to join the march to be accompanied by coalition ministers and lawmakers despite security concerns and criticism that the military should be otherwise deployed to apprehend terrorists and prevent attacks

Elisha Ben Kimon | 04.10.23

2 הפגנות דו צדדיות בצומת תפוח - הקמת מאחז באביתר

Amid terror wave, ministers to join settlers in march towards West Bank outpost

In response to recent attacks on West Bank settlements, a massive march is planned for Monday, involving settlers and government ministers, from Tapuach Junction to Eviatar

Elisha Ben-Kimon | 04.09.23

'We are in Shock': British Jews react to fatal terror attack - and fume at the 'lax response' of the UK

After the fatal attack in the West Bank, British Jewish community expresses shock and horror at the devastating murder of Jews, and criticizes authorities: 'The response would be different if this happened elsewhere in the world. There is a double standard for British people killed in Israel'

Emily Schrader | 04.09.23

Family loses two daughters to deadly terror attack

Efrat mayor says the family which moved to Israel from the UK was quick to make friends and immerse themselves into the community; Settlement's youth gather to sing and draw strength from each other while the mother fights for her life in hospital

Ynet correspondents | 04.07.23

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